Game Boy ✱ Pokémon Red

Getting the full factory in motion now. Starting to connect all the smaller systems into one continuous production flow.

experimenting with a more controllable way to build industrial explainers being able to direct robot motion this closely makes it much easier to turn complex production processes into clear, visual stories

sneaking in a little lighting r&d session between all the scene building still rough, but starting to find the look

building an industrial explainer scene with blender + codex an early look at the rigs and motion behind it the goal is to make complex automation clear to the people buying it

exploring how gpt-6 astra can help me turn detailed industrial 3d into more complete visual systems small worlds, explainer-style videos, product stories still early, but starting to feel like something in the meantime, here’s a fun little render while i experiment with some bigger ideas

a few more behind-the-scenes shots of my functional walkman rig built entirely with gpt-6 astra feels like there’s a lot of potential here for product launches, explainers and interactive web experiences

i modeled this walkman by hand, part by part gpt-6 astra rigged it, animated it, lit it, shot it and interacted with it, all inside blender and a custom three.js viewer i art-directed the whole thing through conversation being a 3d designer has never been more fun

Looking for a blender/cgi wizard for a pack of renders + animations. Any leads / names ? Hit me up please!

Exploring a few different directions for how I want to present this Walkman project. I’ve been really enjoying stripping the render all the way back to just the black and white geometry and outlines, somewhere between a product drawing and an illustration. Still figuring out where this one fits and what colors to use, but I like it.

Ready for Blender.

Took a detour and modeled headphones for the Walkman.

Sony Walkman TPS-L2. Modeling finally done. I spent an embarrassing amount of time on eBay and YouTube staring at close-up photos and teardown videos of a 47-year-old cassette player just to get the details right. Worth every minute though. Materials and rendering next.

looking for a video editor for my YT channel. this is you: • obsessive attention to detail • decent eye for product ui and app visuals • knows how to create captivating hooks • understands pacing, story beats, and visual storytelling • can adopt an established style • fast, reliable turnaround times (3-4 days w revisions) • can make strong creative decisions without needing b-roll ideas annotated watch my last 15 youtube videos to understand the style. i’ve built a full library of patterns, assets, and directions in Figma, so you’ll have everything you need to get started. avg. 4 videos per month 12—15 minutes each $300 per video / $1,200 per month DM me with your best work.

Checked off modeling the cassette housing too.

Battery housing done in Plasticity. Cassette housing is next, then it's on to the cassette tape itself.

Forgot how therapeutic it is to work on hyper-detailed 3D models of vintage tech.

i think i've accidentally invented a new style of graphic design: i call it terminal toon

algorithmically animated